Anatomy Flashcards

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What kind of bone is the femur

A

Long bone

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What kind of bone is the humorous

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Long bone

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3
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What kind of bone is the tibia

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Long bone

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4
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What kind of bone are the carpals and tarsals

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Short bones

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5
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What kind Of bone is the scapula

A

Flat bone

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6
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What kind of bone is the sternum

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Flat bone

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7
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What kind of bone is the cranium

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Flat bone

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8
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What kind of bone is the vertebrae

A

Irregular bone

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9
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What kind of bone is the sacrum

A

Irregular bones

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10
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What kind of bone is the mandible

A

Irregular bone

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11
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What kind of bone is the patella

A

Sesamoid bone

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12
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What does sesamoid bone mean

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Means a floating bone in tissue

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13
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What are the functions of the skeletal

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Provide support and shape, protects systems and organs, provides attachments for muscles, helps with movements, produces red blood cells

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14
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How many bones and muscles are there in the human skeleton

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206 bones and 639 muscles

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15
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What are the benefits of exercise on the skeletal system

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Your bones will be stronger, your bones can take greater thickness, your natural size will be reached

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16
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What is a joint

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The location at which two or more bones make contact

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17
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What is a ligament

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Fibrous tissue that connects bone to other bone

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18
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What is a bursal sac

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A small sack that cushions between bones and tendons or muscles around a joint

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19
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What is articular cartilage

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A dense connective tissue covering each bone surface at the joint

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20
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What is a tendon

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A tissue that connects bone to muscle

21
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What type of joint is your shoulder and hip

A

Ball and socket joint

22
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What is a ball and socket joint

A

It allows for movement in a variety of planes

23
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What joint is your elbow and knee

A

Hinge joint

24
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What is a hinge joint

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Allows for movement in only one plane

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What kind of joint is your top of the neck
Pivot joint
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What is a pivot joint
Allows for rotation to occur at the joint
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What kind of joint is your intercarpal joints
Gliding joint
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What is a gliding joint
Only side to side and back and forth movements are allowed
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What are the two types of muscle tissue
Voluntary muscles and involuntary muscles
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What is the difference between voluntary muscles and involuntary muscles
Voluntary muscles are muscles in which you have conscience control of whereas involuntary muscles function independent of conscience control
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What kind of muscles are voluntary muscles and what kind of muscles are involuntary muscles
Voluntary muscles are striated | Involuntary muscles are unstriated and cardiac muscles
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How does the skeletal muscle move
- The skeletal muscle attaches across a joint and attaches to the bones by means of a tendon - When the brain sends a message to a muscle contracts - Inside the muscle, filaments called Acton and myosin slide over one another - The result is that the muscle becomes shorter - As a muscle become shorter it pulls on its tendon which in turn moves the bone
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What are the types of contractions
Concentric, eccentric, Isometric
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What is Concentric
The shortening of the muscle
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What is eccentric
The lengthening of the muscle
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What is isometric
Contraction with no movement
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What is the antagonist of biceps
Triceps
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What is the movement of the biceps and what is the antagonist movement
Four arm flexion and four arm extension
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What is the antagonist of hamstrings
Quadriceps
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What is the movement of the hamstrings and what is the antagonist movement
Knee flexion and knee extension
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What is the antagonist of the pectoralis major
Deltoid and latissimus dorsi
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What is the movement of the pectoralis major and what is the antagonist moment
Shoulder flexion and adduction and arm abduction and arm extension
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What is the antagonist of the gastrocnemius
Tibialis anterior
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What is the movement of the gastrocnemius and what is the antagonist movement
Plantar flexes and Dorsi flexes
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What is the antagonist of the deltoid
Pectoralis major
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What is the movement of the deltoid and what is the antagonist moment
Shoulder abduction and shoulder adduction
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What is the antagonist of the anterior forearm
Posterior forearm
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What is the movement of the anterior forearm and what is the antagonist moment
Wrist flexion and wrist extension